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Episode #88: Samantha Beaver
Jun 9, 2026
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Episode #87: Danny Bate
May 12, 2026
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Episode #86: Joan Barker
Apr 28, 2026
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Apr 17, 2026
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/9/26 | ![]() Episode #88: Samantha Beaver✨ | workplace communicationlinguistics+5 | Samantha Beaver | Memra Language ServicesUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison | — | linguisticscommunication+5 | — | 1h 05m 06s | |
| 5/12/26 | ![]() Episode #87: Danny Bate✨ | Proto-Indo-Europeanhistorical linguistics+3 | Danny Bate | University of EdinburghLingthusiam+3 | — | linguisticslanguage teaching+5 | — | 1h 16m 27s | |
| 4/28/26 | ![]() Episode #86: Joan Barker✨ | cross-cultural communicationlanguage instruction+4 | Joan Barker | Central Connecticut State UniversityDepartment of Defense+2 | — | linguisticspublic safety officer+4 | — | 1h 04m 09s | |
| 4/17/26 | ![]() Episode #85: Jen Polk✨ | career coachingjob search+3 | Jen Polk | University of TorontoFrom PhD to Life | — | career coachingPhD+5 | — | 1h 00m 58s | |
| 4/13/26 | ![]() Linguistics Careercast Update!✨ | podcast updatecontent preview+3 | — | Lingthusiasm | — | podcastupdate+3 | — | 2m 39s | |
| 1/6/26 | ![]() Episode #84: Abby Bajuniemi✨ | UX researchHispanic linguistics+6 | Abby Bajuniemi | GoogleCalendly+5 | — | networkingUX research+7 | — | 48m 06s | |
| 12/9/25 | ![]() Episode #83: Shannon DeJong✨ | namingbranding+6 | Shannon DeJong | HPGoogle+5 | Sonoma CountyCalifornia | linguistbranding+6 | — | 1h 10m 50s | |
| 11/4/25 | ![]() Episode #82: Deborah Ball✨ | namingbranding+5 | Deborah Ball | University of OxfordDurham University Business School+2 | — | linguisticsbranding+7 | — | 58m 10s | |
| 10/23/25 | ![]() Episode #81: Emelia BensonMeyer✨ | speech pathologyphysiology+6 | Emelia BensonMeyer | ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association)Linguistics Careercast | — | speech-language pathologyvoice disorders+5 | — | 51m 34s | |
| 10/2/25 | ![]() Episode #80: Eukene Franco-Landa✨ | Basqueminority languages+4 | Eukene Franco-Landa | University of MiamiMinority Languaging | Basque | sociolinguistlanguage identity+5 | — | 52m 07s | |
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| 9/16/25 | ![]() Episode #79: The AI Con Discussion Panel (Live)✨ | generative AIethical AI+5 | Aubrie AmstutzAlicia Beckford Wassink+1 | Grid DynamicsUniversity of Washington+2 | — | AIlinguistics+5 | — | 1h 34m 40s | |
| 9/2/25 | ![]() Episode #78: User Experience Research for Linguists (LCL Audio)✨ | user experienceuser research+5 | Josh MartinMidan Kim | Linguistics Career LaunchLinkedIn+1 | — | user experienceUX research+5 | — | 50m 13s | |
| 8/12/25 | ![]() Episode #77: Erin Kuester✨ | instructional designtechnical writing+5 | Erin Kuester | Ohio UniversityInstagram+3 | — | applied linguisticscopywriting+6 | — | 54m 10s | |
| 8/5/25 | ![]() Episode #76: Societal Impacts and the Ethical Use of AI (LCL Audio) | This episode is an audio version of a virtual panel held at the Linguistics Career Launch in the summer of 2024, titled “Societal Impacts and the Ethical Use of AI”. The moderator is Aubrie Amstutz, and the two panelists are Patricia McDonough and Alfonso Sánchez-Moya. In this session the panelists reflect on the ethical impacts of AI and how qualitative researchers and linguists alike can address these issues in tech industries. We explore and recognize how linguistics is an integral component of the human evaluation of AI. Aubrie Amstutz on LinkedIn Patricia McDonough on LinkedIn Alfonso Sánchez-Moya on LinkedIn YouTube video of this panel Resources doc mentioned in this panel (readings, orgs, people) Topics discussed include: – generative AI – ethics – qualitative research – technology – multiculturalism – fairness frameworks – LLMs – chatbots – identityThe post Episode #76: Societal Impacts and the Ethical Use of AI (LCL Audio) first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 7/29/25 | ![]() Live Linguistics Careeercast August 16 2025 – The AI Con Discussion | Live Linguistics Careercast coming your way on August 16! Join us for part two of our conversation on GenAI and linguistics, this time focusing on Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna, Ph.D.’s recent book “The AI Con: How to Fight Big Tech’s Hype and Create the Future We Want.” And we’ll follow the taping with a networking event in Gather! Host Laurel Sutton will be joined again by Alicia Beckford Wassink, Katie Swindler, and Aubrie Amstutz to continue the conversation from our live episode at LingFest25, which we released as a podcast on April 22, 2025. The 90 minute panel will take place in Zoom and will include a Q&A portion. After the panel, we’ll move to Gather for an hour of networking. We invite attendees to mix and mingle, and to have space to process the great conversation. PANEL DISCUSSION/LIVE PODCAST: 10:00 – 11:30 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada) GATHER NETWORKING EVENT: 11:30AM – 12:30PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Tickets are $5 for LSA members, and $7 for the general public. Registration can be found on Linguistic Society of America (LSA)’s website: https://www.lsadc.org/ev_calendar_day.asp?date=8/16/2025&eventid=106&mc_cid=d47d2d569b Big thanks to LSA for sponsoring this event! Haven’t read the book yet? Pick up a copy or stop by your local bookstore!The post Live Linguistics Careeercast August 16 2025 – The AI Con Discussion first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 7/22/25 | ![]() Episode #75: Logan Kearsley | “Software makes me money, but linguistics makes me happy” Logan Kearsley is an experienced software engineer with a history in the education, solar power, and entertainment industries. He earned a BS in Computer Science and an MA in Linguistics, both from Brigham Young University, and is currently employed as a software engineer at Idaho National Laboratory. He blogs about conlangs and xenolinguistics, and he has a YouTube channel where he reads Beowulf. Logan Kearsley on LinkedIn Logan Kearsley’s blog Logan Kearsley on YouTube (Daily Beowulf) A Hybrid Approach to Cross-Linguistic Tokenization: Morphology with Statistics Topics include: – computational morphology – animal communication – networking – lexicography – conlanging – xenolinguistics – typologyThe post Episode #75: Logan Kearsley first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 7/8/25 | ![]() Episode #74: Content Creation – A Path to Alternative Careers (LCL Audio) | This episode is an audio version of a virtual panel held at the Linguistics Career Launch in the summer of 2024, titled “Content Creation – A Path to Alternative Careers”. The presenter is Erin Kuester, who has a Master’s degree in Applied Linguistics from Ohio University, and is a copywriter and content creator for women and queer-owned businesses. This workshop presents content creation and social media usage as skills, and how these skills can be leveraged as an alternative career or to boost an alternative career. This is especially useful for anyone who is interested in starting their own business, freelancing (whether full-time or part-time), or becoming a content creator in general. In it, you’ll learn about finding and understanding an audience, types of content, carving out a niche, platform-specific strategies, using content to market a business, monetization, and alternative careers. Erin Kuester on LinkedIn Erin Kuester’s website Erin Kuester on TikTok Erin’s “Vent” on TikTok Koreader’s TikTok Under a Tin Roof’s TikTok Deck used in this presentation TikToks in the video: Topics discussed include – alternative careers – content creation – branding – freelance – social media This episode of the podcast is generously sponsored by Amazon Science. The post Episode #74: Content Creation – A Path to Alternative Careers (LCL Audio) first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 6/24/25 | ![]() Episode #73: Kathryn Hymes | “I’m happy for the winding path that took me to this work” Kathryn Hymes is a technologist and computational linguist, currently serving as a director of product and innovation at Doctors Without Borders. Previously, she worked in leadership positions at multiple technology firms, most recently as the head of international product expansion at Slack and an advisor at Airtable. She holds an MS in computational and mathematical engineering and an MA in linguistics, both from Stanford. Her writing on language and technology has appeared in the Atlantic, Wired, and the New York Times. Kathryn is also a co-founder of Thorny Games, a design studio that explores the stories behind the language we speak. Kathryn Hymes on LinkedIn MSF Science Portal Thorny Games Topics include: – computational linguistics – project management – localization – field research – non-profitsThe post Episode #73: Kathryn Hymes first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 6/5/25 | ![]() Episode #72: Tim Durgin | “If you understand why you’re making a career move, then don’t worry about explaining it” Tim Durgin (杜腾飞) is an ATA-certified Chinese-to-English linguist, translator, and analyst based in the Washington DC area. His primary focus is on written translation in several key domains, including video games, politics, national security, and contracts. Beyond his freelance endeavors, Tim has contributed to teams at NetEase, Amazon, Google, and R2Games. He holds a Master’s in East Asian Studies, and he is passionate about video games. Tim Durgin on LinkedIn Topics include: – LSPs – translation – localization – recruiters – networking – generative AI – LLM – LinkedInThe post Episode #72: Tim Durgin first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 5/20/25 | ![]() Episode #71: Andy Edmonds | “The buzz in LLMs now is all about training data” Andy Edmonds has an MS in Human Factors, Applied Psychology from Clemson University. He started his working career as a webmaster in 1995 and has since developed a huge breadth of expertise in UX, e-commerce, web analytics, online experimentation, data science, information retrieval, and software development methods at tech companies including Microsoft, eBay, RedBubble, Adobe, Facebook, and LinkedIn. He is now a product manager at Quora. He also holds nine patents. Andy Edmonds on LinkedIn Tabtopia on Github Anthropic blog Topics include: – experimental design – cognitive science – applied psychology – data science – HCI (human computer interaction) – LLMs (large language models) – QuoraThe post Episode #71: Andy Edmonds first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 5/6/25 | ![]() Episode #70: Colette Feehan | “I love the process of directing voice actors – and I never would have found out about it without the internet” Colette Feehan is an audiobook director with a PhD in linguistics who specializes in multi-language books, books with technical jargon, and multi-book series that require maintaining a strong pronunciation database. Colette’s doctoral research focused on the intersection of articulatory and acoustic phonetics and vocal performance specific to character voiceover – using ultrasound to look at how actors move the parts of their vocal tract around to make different voices. Colette Feehan on LinkedIn Colette Feehan’s website Colette Feehan on YouTube Colette Feehan on TikTok Natalie Naudus’s book Gay the Pray Away Rosina Lippi-Green’s book English with an Accent Topics include: – acoustic phonetics – voice over – audiobooks – voice acting – pertubation theory – pronunciation guides – accents – contract workThe post Episode #70: Colette Feehan first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 5/2/25 | ![]() Mini-pod: Linguists At Work with Lexi Slome | Linguists at Work! This is a special mini-podcast of the Linguistics Careercast called Linguists at Work. It’s a series of 5-minute interviews with career linguists, conducted by grad students in the Georgetown Linguistics program, in which they ask the question: “What’s your job and how did you get it?” Every interview focuses on a job that a linguist not only can do, but adds value to based on the unique skillset we develop as language scientists. Today’s pod features Lexi Slome, who is an associate trial consultant. She earned her Ph.D. in Linguistics from Georgetown University in 2024, where she focused on discourse analysis of courtroom language, including research examining the role of identity construction in telling persuasive opening statement narratives. In her current role as a trial consultant, she uses both her linguistic knowledge and research skills to provide data-driven analysis of juror reactions to complex legal cases through research exercises such as mock trials and focus groups. The interview is conducted by Joana Fehr, a graduate student from Germany in the MLC program at Georgetown University. She has lived and studied in seven countries across Europe, North America, and South America, and brings a global perspective to her work. Lexi Slome on LinkedIn Joana Fehr on LinkedInThe post Mini-pod: Linguists At Work with Lexi Slome first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 4/22/25 | ![]() Episode #69: Live at LingFest 2025 | “In tech, I feel like I’m giving a sociolinguistics 101 course once a month” This episode is a recording of a special live episode of the Linguistics Careercast podcast. Our panel of linguists discusses how artificial intelligence (especially Gen AI) is impacting linguistics as a field. We’ll cover topics like AI bias, challenges in training data curation, and implications of GenAI on online language data collection. These are conversations that linguists are having behind the scenes about the future of this changing technical landscape. The panel was held on April 12, 2025, during LingFest, a part of LingComm 2025 Panelists: Aubrie Amstutz, Responsible AI Research Scientist at Grid Dynamics Alicia Beckford Wassink, Director of the Sociolinguistics Laboratory and Professor of Linguistics at the University of Washington Katie Swindler, Content Management for Generative AI at Mother Tongue AI Producer: Alex Johnston, MLC Director, Georgetown University Topics include – generative AI – large language models (LLM) – ethics – trust and safety – minoritized dialects – language bias – automatic speech recognition – discourse analysis – product policyThe post Episode #69: Live at LingFest 2025 first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 4/8/25 | ![]() Episode #68: Jyoti Iyer | “Conversation designer jobs are inherently collaborative” Jyoti Iyer earned her PhD in linguistics from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Since then she’s made the journey from theoretical linguistics to expertise in customer-facing language experiences. She is currently employed as a conversation designer, working at the interface between customer-focused experience design and enterprise AI, and focused on LLM-powered chat: guardrails, analytics and metrics, and API integrations. She’s also an LCL alum! Jyoti Iyer on LinkedIn Jyoti Iyer’s website Topics include: – theoretical linguistics – teaching – semantics – conversation design – networking – human computer interaction – LLMsThe post Episode #68: Jyoti Iyer first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
| 3/19/25 | ![]() Episode #67: Jobs in Tech (LCL audio) | This episode is titled “Jobs in Tech for Qualitative Researchers and Social Scientists”. Our moderator, Alfonso Sánchez-Moya, guides a discussion with panelists Lex Konnelly and Jyoti Iyer on how backgrounds in linguistics and social sciences can shape innovation and drive meaningful change in tech companies. In this session, you’ll learn how to utilize skills and expertise in analysis, critical thinking, and understanding human behavior to impact tech and technology. And there’s practical advice on breaking into these fields and advancing your career in the rapidly evolving tech landscape. The video of this presentation is available at the Linguistics Career Launch YouTube channel. Alfonso Sánchez-Moya on LinkedIn Lex Konnelly on LinkedIn Jyoti Iyer on LinkedIn This episode of the podcast is generously sponsored by Amazon Science. Topics discussed include – qualitative research – job search – networking – transferable skills – reframing – language context – language bias – career transition – job descriptions The post Episode #67: Jobs in Tech (LCL audio) first appeared on Linguistics Careercast. | — | ||||||
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